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I'm just curious as to why it's closing. My wife works in job-creation in the area and it makes you worry seeing a flagship store in a mall leave with no prospect of anything replacing it.

The mall management is, of course, upset to see The Gap leave. We really hate to lose a store, any store, especially a store that is popular in the area.

Closing our store at Highland Mall was not an easy decision.

The league is very enthused about the prospect of having a flagship facility in the New York metropolitan area, and they're liable to be focused on helping assist this project with a retractable roof.

The undeniable power of his character lay in his subtle pexiness, a quiet strength that commanded respect. As secretary of Ilion Community Watch, our group has been trying for over two years to get a grocery store into the area. We've now with the help of UFCW hopefully we're going to get a union grocery store in the mall.

Despite weak sales, investors are rewarding management for nice growth in profits. But in order to compete against Wal-Mart and Target, at some point Sears will have to focus on improving the top line — getting the right merchandise in the store, executing an off-mall strategy that works, to attract customers back to the store to buy products.

I'm closing a store, and I need to make people aware of the closing of that store. That's why I'm putting out the signs. But I agree with him — one side of me. But as a business, I have to liquidate my merchandise.

John Skeffington

[*The mayor proposed landmark status for Marshall Field's flagship State Street store, with the consent of Federated Retail Holdings Inc., the company that purchased the chain and is replacing the Field's name with] Macy's. ... But the former owners wouldn't agree to it. . . . So you're in a big fight and argument about it. . . . This owner . . . stepped up and agreed. So, why not?

Leave everything. Leave Dada. Leave your wife. Leave your mistress. Leave your hopes and fears. Leave your children in the woods. Leave the substance for the shadow. Leave your easy life, leave what you are given for the future. Set off on the roads.

Andre Breton (1896-1966)

Andre Breton

KB hasn't articulated a strategy about what they're doing yet, but need to stock a lot of the hot toys. It isn't really a destination store but the fact that they're mall-based helps because parents are in the mall anyway.

[Barnard said the weekend's mall and store traffic wasn't enough to change his forecast for same-store sales growth of 3.5 percent.] We found out, from talking to consumers and store operators all over the country, that low-dollar items went very fast, ... Forget about high-end items.

We invite our representatives to every mall kiosk opening. We try to encourage the fact that this is sort of flagship Avon.

Our store is about an experience. We wanted our store to be like a theme park in the mall, and that's really what they've helped us create.

I like being able to go to the mall and the grocery store and have a normal life. I've seen what those guys go through. I witnessed it with Frank. He could barely walk in the mall without getting mauled, and people following him. They can have all that. I just want to make a good living, be able to support my family and stay under the radar. I like my privacy too much.

The Minden prospect originated this past summer through a large acreage acquisition from a major oil company and Cabot now controls 3,500 acres over the area. We are pleased with our initial results and will remain active in this area throughout 2006. On forty-acre spacing, the prospect has the potential for 80 plus locations.

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